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The Herald, Wednesday, May 30, 1979, Page

“TERRACE KUTIMAT

Classical musicians perform in this area.

Kitimat City * Council

‘Monday made a $1,000
. Grant to

the Child

. Development Centre for

handicapped
arrequest for a similar
from the Society

for the Prevention of

_ Dorothy-——-M.

Cruelty to Animals was-
tabled until the next.

council meeting. -

The soclety. wants the
grant.to help pay for a
second spay-neuter
program similar to the
successful program held
in 1878, =~

SPCA. secretary
reported in a letter to
council that 161°animals
were neutered during the
initial prograin resulting
in fewer. unwanted
puppies and kittens.

Council also tabled a
request from the German

Canadian Club of Kitimat:

to use the new gym-

nasium at Riverlodge.
Recreation Centre for a La

Bavarian Octoberfest
next fall.

The motion to table
over ruled a motion by
alderman Fran Buschert
that the request be

’ granted.

Alderman Lee Ellis’

argued that the gym-
naslum is the only room
available that can: ac-
commodate more than
400 le, -
lhe room should be
for the use of the entire
community . not just
sports groups, Ellis said.
However, Mayor
George .Thom and
Aldermen Ron Burnett
and Joe Banyay agreed
that a coat i
ad tely pro “4
gymnasiua floor should
be determined before the
request is granted.

children, °-

: Tequest,

-tooke,.

Kitimat
helping —

by Ana Dunsmuir ~~

In _ other business,
council decided to grant a’
special use permit to sell

ain saws and ac- .

cessories at 39 Stein
Street.

Municipal Manager

Ben De, Kleine recom-

mended that council deny |

the request as it would
“Set: yet. another
residential areas”,

A motion to deny the
however, was
defeated.

+ Alderman Banyay
summed up the situation
neatly. “I can’t see aby

rhyme or reason to:
council's approach to.

SUP. permits, ) -Banyay...

-") new business,
Alderman Buschert’s
motion to
moratorium on all special
use permits until council
determines a policy for
granting them - passed
unanimously. -

The turn signal at the
stoplight at Haisla and
kas also came under
discussion. The signal
has been out of com-
mission for 13 weeks
while a $28 part made its

way from Edmonton to.

Kitimat.
The part was installed

Monday and functioned. .

for half an hour before
blowing out the entire

stoplight in the middle of _

the 5 p.m. rush hour, .

Alderman Buschert
who was caught in the tle-
up at the intersection said
prompt action by a
Kitimat RCMP officer

prevented a major traffic:

jam and possible ac-
cidents.

Alderman Burnett, as
usual had the last word.

“We should get rid of.
the light and keep him,""
he said.

A FINEST STEAKS
IN TOWN...

a steak dinner and.
x. night away from

the routine says it all,
why not take her to... see

Aector's

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wept pe ae

‘Association with all proceeds going
= : Theatre Fund, Tickets are avallable for $2.50 adult or
: $1.00 children and senior citizens from Ye Wise Owl

- and Butler will appear at

set a

___ SECOND SECTION _

~

Benefit concert in Kitimat _

Classical guitarist Joseph Bourchier of Kitimat and
flautist Madelelne Buller will perform a: ‘theatre
benefit concert today, 7:30.p.m.-at the Presbyterian '
Church Hall in Kitimat.

Both are music students at the University of Vie-
toria. The duo will be playing in various areas of B.C.

_ this summer under the auspices of a provincial

“Their program includes Baroque, classica and
"modern works by such composers as Handel, Giuliani
‘and Ibert, .-

The concert is sponsored by the Kitimat Concert
to the Kitimat

Sh , Concert Association members or at the door, -
F owing their Kitimat performance, Bourchier
the R.E.M. Lee Theatre in.

Terrace on Saturday. This performance {s in con-
- junction with the Northwest Visual and Performing
. Arts Conference. :

Sharing their Terrace program will be a jazz band
composed of band teachers from Kitimat, Terrace,
Prince Rupert and Smithers. The concert begins at

8: 00p.m. and admission is $2.00 at the door.

During their three day stay in the area, Bourchier
and Butler will aslo perform a series of mini-concerts «
for students ‘at Kitimat schools. ;

Alcan facing strike -

_ Workers at Alcan’s Arvida

- smelter have given their

union, the Federation des
Syndicates du - Secteur
Aluminium &@ 90. per cent
mandate to strike,

wiho Papenbrock,
business agent for the
Canadian Association of
‘Smelter and Allied Workers

-Monday that the monetary |

offer from the com was
not acceptable an: ees a
settlement is reached within

.@ couple of days the 7,500

workers at Arvida be
strike,

CARAW and the FSSA are
co-opera on negotiations,
Both unions want a joint

Local 1 in Kitimat, said | expiry date for contracts,

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